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Number9Dream

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15. "Fever Dream", "Cold Vengeance", & "Two Graves" by Preston & Child

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Mon Jan 23, 2017, 10:12 AM

Jan 2017

These are the trilogy of books regarding the death of agent Pendergast's wife, Helen. A mystery revolving around the painter / naturalist John James Audubon adds even more interest to Fever Dream. The usual excellent action, page-turners from Preston & Child.

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What are you reading this week of January 22, 2017? [View all] hermetic Jan 2017 OP

Fiction set in1973. democrank Jan 2017 #1

Sound pretty intense hermetic Jan 2017 #4

The Italian Baker mindem Jan 2017 #2

Carol Field's? hermetic Jan 2017 #6

That's the one. mindem Jan 2017 #9

"Wenesday's Child" by Peter Robinson TexasProgresive Jan 2017 #3

Yes, most assuredly hermetic Jan 2017 #5

Kurt Vonnegut, "Cat's Cradle" longship Jan 2017 #7

A true classic hermetic Jan 2017 #8

Stay busy, busy, busy! nt longship Jan 2017 #10

I've read several Vonnegut novels. The first when I was about 12. TexasProgresive Jan 2017 #11

Cat's Cradle is indeed about ice nine. longship Jan 2017 #13

When you're as old as I am and have read as many books they get conflated. TexasProgresive Jan 2017 #14

SWTWC is Ray Bradbury getting old in mke Jan 2017 #18

Well, I do declare! I guess I've developed a case of CRS* disease. TexasProgresive Jan 2017 #20

"Something Wicked this way Comes" is Ray Bradbury. longship Jan 2017 #21

I have been corrected. See reply 18 TexasProgresive Jan 2017 #22

No prob, my friend. longship Jan 2017 #24

You should check out SWTWC the movie. It's quite good. Number9Dream Jan 2017 #23

Yup. Think I'll stick it into my NetFlix queue. longship Jan 2017 #25

The Forever War by Joe Haldeman. Buckeye_Democrat Jan 2017 #12

Not sure how religious he is hermetic Jan 2017 #16

"Fever Dream", "Cold Vengeance", & "Two Graves" by Preston & Child Number9Dream Jan 2017 #15

Fever Dream hermetic Jan 2017 #17

Just finished getting old in mke Jan 2017 #19

WITCHES book hermetic Jan 2017 #27

Hi all! Thanks for the thread, hermetic. The march in Atlanta was a day to remember. japple Jan 2017 #26

So happy for your experience! hermetic Jan 2017 #28

You will have no problem finding the play. Clybourne Park was a japple Jan 2017 #29